Is not seeing eye-to-eye a real reason to stop being friends

>>17746999
>Is not seeing eye-to-eye a real reason to stop being friends with someone?
It depends on what you don't see eye-to-eye on. Could you elaborate?

>Surely this is just trimming your network to be full of like minded people who won't ever challenge your views or make you think?
It could be, but without knowing more I can't say for sure.

>>17747139
He didn't say what we don't see eye to eye on, and I didn't ask. He just said these past few months I've changed as a person, and he can't be friends with me anymore.

It's interesting to me because he's been acting really strange within our circle recently, and our other best friend pointed this out to me a few months ago, specifically saying he's changed.

>>17746999
>Is not seeing eye-to-eye a real reason to stop being friends with someone?
Well, it's helpful to have SOMETHING similar with your friends but there is no need to agree on everything or even most stuff.

Basically I could never befriend some faggot gaymer who doesn't do anything but gayming in his basement and only talks about vidya but got friends I respect who got a very different outlook on life I don't agree with and completely different goals too.

>He just said these past few months I've changed as a person, and he can't be friends with me anymore.
Unless you did something horrible, he sounds like a faggot.

>>17747607
I'm thinking he's turned into a faggot, we've been friends for the past 5 years and have had some fucking kek times together, like honestly I've got some fucking good stories to tell.

We haven't had an argument or anything, so I'm not sure where the eye to eye thing has come from to be honest.

New info, just got off the phone with my other best friend (who I shall call bf1) who said that the guy I've fallen out with (who I shall call bf2) talked to him about it all a few days ago.

Bf2 said that I apparently bring out the worst in him.

This is a kid who I have, quite literally, stopped from getting murdered at least once, if not more times. I've helped him through alcoholism, drug addiction and depression.

But no. I bring out the worst in him.